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Wednesday, 19 October
Banquette 4-5 = removal of a fallen stone against the wall of large rubble stones
Drawing: plan of a row of four large stones and a banquette, with a hatched feature on the left and a north arrow on the right; labels: • -1,40 m; Pierre enlevee -1,65/90; Banquette; N
This stone rests on the layer of mud brick (p. 17) as well as several sherds of pottery common, soft
In the south part of the banquette, formerly zone disturbed, with milk-bowl and Myc III B together with wavy line
Remainder of the trench - Cleaning of the rubble wall - Further east, we begin to excavate the chambers, which are emerging - Tre Midi = 27°5
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain